Jabbles

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by Jabbles 2y ago
> years at a time I don't think any single crew deployment reaches a year. > more dangerous and isolated circumstances I think Mars is massively more dangerous and isolated. A submarine can plausibly return to port or surface to
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by Jabbles 2y ago
Your choice of numbers is very odd - even though you mention that you can adjust them for your own circumstances, the starting point is unrealistic. - Very few people earn $1.5M/year - Saving 20% implies that you're spending ~$1M&
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by Jabbles 2y ago
> Most people decide it isn’t worth the effort Most people "decide" to not develop their reading skills when they are young children without the ability to understand the long-term implications.
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by Jabbles 2y ago
This is trivial to do in Flutter if the developer wants to: https://api.flutter.dev/flutter/material/SelectableText-clas...
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by Jabbles 2y ago
That data visualization is awful. - The list of values should be a table. - The bar chart on the left should have discrete x-axis sections for each possible or encountered error code. - The line chart on the right should be a bar chart, or
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by Jabbles 2y ago
In which one of the five images would you say your comprehension fails?
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by Jabbles 2y ago
"just saying" things that are false. Google Cloud grew 35% year over year, when comparing the 3 months ending September 30th 2024 with 2023. https://abc.xyz/assets/94/93/52071fba4229a93331939f9bc31c&
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by Jabbles 2y ago
2nd paragraph of TFA
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by Jabbles 2y ago
How are you all discussing this question from memory without linking to the source? Poorly, that's how. When faced with a hypothetical expense of $400, 63 percent of all adults in 2022 said they would have covered it exclusively using
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by Jabbles 2y ago
I'm sure there are people who will search for their actual private key, potentially leaking it.
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by Jabbles 2y ago
Pipe Syntax In SQL https://research.google/pubs/sql-has-problems-we-can-fix-the... https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=41338877
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by Jabbles 2y ago
7 https://www.google.com/search?q=0.5e6%2F8%2F24%2F365
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by Jabbles 2y ago
You're saying that if the other methods were given the equivalent amount of compute they might be able to perform as well as AlphaChip? Or at least that the comparison would be fairer? Are the other methods scalable in that way?
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by Jabbles 2y ago
> the potential damages caused by a storm increase exponentially—by a power of eight—with increases in wind speed As any CS undergraduate will be able to point out, this is not exponential, it's polynomial. Exponential means that da
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by Jabbles 2y ago
> For example, it takes us relatively little effort to back-track our way through the winding streets of a European old town. We identify all the right junctions although we had only seen them once and from the opposing direction. That i
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by Jabbles 2y ago
> in aerospace generally you care to level of molecules I would like a citation for this. > Hypersonics do however end up dealing with simulating subatomic particle behaviours And this. --- For example, you could choose to cite "
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by Jabbles 2y ago
I would like a citation for anyone in aerospace using (or even realistically proposing) subatomic fluid dynamics.
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by Jabbles 2y ago
> It literally requires simulating each subatomic particle, individually. Citation needed. 1 gram of Uranium 235 contains 2e21 atoms, which would take 15 minutes for this supercomputer to count. "nuclear bomb simulations" do no
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by Jabbles 2y ago
It has been widely reported that placebos can work even if you know it's a placebo: https://www.health.harvard.edu/blog/placebo-can-work-even-kn...
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by Jabbles 2y ago
> God's number for the 4x4x4 cube it has been proved only that the lower bound is 31, while the most probable value is considered to be 32 https://oeis.org/A257401
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by Jabbles 2y ago
Is the joke accurate in this example? Are there many tenths?
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by Jabbles 2y ago
I wonder if music experts could have identified it as a work by Chopin just by the sound? Obviously it's a bit late now, but it would have been an interesting experiment - to ask 100 "professors of music" to guess which compo
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by Jabbles 2y ago
Let's fact check that final comment: "I Built 100 Houses And Gave Them Away!" 127M views, mentions Jamaica 45 seconds in: https://youtu.be/KkCXLABwHP0?si=3oMfNy0iAGVrTwqo&t=45 "I Built 100 Wells In A
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by Jabbles 2y ago
nit: the order of Go's imports makes no difference: https://go.dev/ref/spec#Program_initialization_and_execution...
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by Jabbles 2y ago
Maybe, but that would be a different research project. The constant factors are currently so large that even multiple orders of magnitude speedups would not make this practical.
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by Jabbles 2y ago
I wonder whether it worked well in 2012 when the article was written?
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by Jabbles 2y ago
I think if you use ListView.builder() in Flutter instead of a Column you will see much better results - it ensures that Flutter does not have to layout 15k buttons all the time, just those that are visible. Of course, it's unfair to al
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by Jabbles 2y ago
Can you share your code?
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by Jabbles 2y ago
I don't get why anyone would be upset at the CEO earning $200M/year, when the founders are worth $100,000M each.
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by Jabbles 2y ago
Why do you not use capital letters in the typical way?

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